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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1919
Page
4
President Wilson speaks to a packed Coliseum crowd in Missouri about the League of Nations and global cooperation. He warns against unilateral action, argues for American input on rehabilitation of the world, and contrasts armed isolation with peaceful partnership, urging commitment to the covenant to avoid future wars.
President Wilson denounces opponents of the League of Nations covenant, arguing a choice between isolation and global partnership. He warns against arming for war, promotes arbitration, warns of reparations and economic mobilization, and urges America to redeem its world pledge for liberty and justice.
Butte high school football coach Christian Bentz must assemble a new back field from raw material with only Captain Nelson and McAuth having prior varsity experience. Candidates are plentiful, and turnout was strong with high enthusiasm signaling a busy preseason.
A meeting of presidents from 24 international steel unions is set for Tuesday in Washington to decide actions. Four cabinet members prepared a list of 15 public representatives for a labor industry conference, with names to be submitted to the president immediately.
County Assessor P. J. Kelly told the county board they must remove ownership books from his office after commissioners refused a request for three extra deputies to open assessments. A heated argument followed over building jurisdiction as the assessor warned he would throw the books into the corridor unless the commissioners collected them.
Five bronzed anglers arrive at Thornton hotel after a month on the Upper Madison where they boasted of immense catches. Led by Henderson as press agent, the party includes WIL Thornton of New York Ben F. Calkins of Los Angeles Marcus Daly Jr. of New York and J A Lewis of Hamilton with Daly and Lewis joining recently. They tally large fish totals and plan departures to California Montana and New York beyond notes of bears and wildlife.
A daytime fashion show at the theater showcased glamorous gowns and blouses with embroidery and beading. Ostrich feather trims, extreme necklines, and short skirts drew cheers from a stylish crowd as models displayed Dame Fashion's current silhouettes and aproned heavy edged wraps.
Charles Weber of 148 West Granite Street was struck on the head by a timber in the Anaconda mine last night. He was taken to St. James Hospital where an X-ray was needed to assess the injury though he could talk and recalled little of the incident. The full seriousness was not determined at the time.
Mischa Glusehkin the Russian violinist joins a lineup at the Ansonia theater today along with Heartsease, Tom Moore’s latest release. The program blends music and cinema, highlighting Moore as a screen idol and romantic plot of love at first sight featuring a young composer in financial need.
Tacoma, Washington, September 5. Tacoma printers went on strike this afternoon with the sanction of the International Typographical Union, tying up city newspapers. Publishers announce an attempt will be made to print on Saturday. The Typographical Union had stated plans for arbitration but continued the work stoppage.
Great Falls Montana Press association changed stance to support the zone system for second class postage and formed a five member advisory committee for the State University journalism school in Missoula with L J Dobell Lyle Cowan P B Snelson Tom Stout and R N Sutherlin. A heated address by J M Kennedy Libby urged rooting out bolshevist newspaper tendencies while Frank E Packard North Dakota assistant attorney general described pressures on the press amid Townley era laws. Subscriptions and rising printing costs were discussed by Leon Shaw Billings Gazette. Governor Stewart could not attend the closing banquet where BE L Norris spoke as a main guest and the gathering included about 100 state papers and publishing industry representatives.
Frank Bush billed as The World's Greatest Story Teller opens at the Broadway today. He performs dialect stories while delivering humor and audience uproar. Also featuring Teddy, chaos acts, and a cross act by Cook and Vernon with comedy patter. The bill includes Gordon company sketches, a standout violinist and a parade of chorus girls with romantic entanglements.
The article details pressure on Carranza and Obregon Gonzales to resign candidacies and support a unified plan. General Alvarado warns time is short to settle affairs as Europe’s creditors demand accounts, threatening life and interests if the nation appears unable to meet obligations.
Beekeeper announces high quality stewing chickens and best butter to be had at AO shop. Local market notes freshness and value, inviting readers to purchase. Prices and stock limited, with emphasis on superior flavor and reliability of supply.
The city market, once rising as a thriving venture, has entered a slump with many stalls closing and shoppers mainly window shopping. Vendors faced drop in demand as prices rose during peak popularity, prompting housewives to urge curb vendors be mindful of rent free setup and overheads. A market manager may salvage the venture.
A massive blaze in Baltimore on September 5 destroyed Western Maryland's coal pier measuring feet long and 90 feet high along with three barges. Two firefighters were seriously injured. Loss estimated at 500000. A gray parrot reportedly aged 99 was noted among curious items from the scene.
Post office receiving large army food orders from Seattle via Butte. Thousands of dollars worth of shelf stable rations, including cherries and baked beans, are arriving in waves as lines of orders go through the local post office. Delivery of three city carloads may be delayed until stock is allocated, with advance payment completed.
County commissioners ruled the special bond election canvass had errors in precinct 12. The miscount changed the vote for the $250,001 measure from 226 to 159 in favor and altered the overall totals to 2,519 for and 2,360 against. All precincts’ returns and papers were reported in excellent order.
New York Sept 5 stage hands in 169 theaters where Shubert productions are offered have ordered a strike. The announcement said the strike takes effect immediately and will impact Shubert venues across the country.
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